card-reading lamp / hinged lamp - Brass

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Brass chart-reading lamp with two hinges for full adjustment, dating to 1950–1960, made in the Netherlands; 73 cm wide, 15 cm deep, 22 cm high, weight 1.8 kg, in good used condition with minor signs of aging, supplied with a new cord and switch and the light source included.

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Description from the seller

An especially beautiful old reading lamp that was used, among other things, to read the maps on board.
The lamp still looks good with a nice patina.
It can swivel in all directions thanks to the two hinges.
It would certainly not look out of place in a nautical setting or maritime collection. But of course it can also be used simply as a desk lamp.
Equipped with a new cord with a switch. The light source is included.
Many photos have been added so the condition of the lamp can be well assessed.
Also a photo showing the lamp lit.
Photos are part of the description.

The lamp will be carefully packed, registered and insured, shipped with a track and trace code.
See my other listings as well and possibly save on shipping costs.
Not shipped to the United States.

Seller's Story

,We specialize in antique maritime objects. But also more recent maritime objects, old measuring devices and other curiosities. The customer comes first with us. We try to handle everything as well as possible and to take care of the shipment in a very good way. If the buyer is not satisfied, we always come to a solution together. See our reviews for confirmation. We appreciate personal contact, even if there are complaints. If several lots are purchased in the same auction, we will calculate the cheapest shipping costs based on registered shipping. Shipping costs that are too much collected by Catawiki will be reimbursed to you afterwards

An especially beautiful old reading lamp that was used, among other things, to read the maps on board.
The lamp still looks good with a nice patina.
It can swivel in all directions thanks to the two hinges.
It would certainly not look out of place in a nautical setting or maritime collection. But of course it can also be used simply as a desk lamp.
Equipped with a new cord with a switch. The light source is included.
Many photos have been added so the condition of the lamp can be well assessed.
Also a photo showing the lamp lit.
Photos are part of the description.

The lamp will be carefully packed, registered and insured, shipped with a track and trace code.
See my other listings as well and possibly save on shipping costs.
Not shipped to the United States.

Seller's Story

,We specialize in antique maritime objects. But also more recent maritime objects, old measuring devices and other curiosities. The customer comes first with us. We try to handle everything as well as possible and to take care of the shipment in a very good way. If the buyer is not satisfied, we always come to a solution together. See our reviews for confirmation. We appreciate personal contact, even if there are complaints. If several lots are purchased in the same auction, we will calculate the cheapest shipping costs based on registered shipping. Shipping costs that are too much collected by Catawiki will be reimbursed to you afterwards

Details

Era
1900-2000
Type
card-reading lamp / hinged lamp
Material
Brass
Country of origin
Netherlands
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of ageing
In working order
Yes
Height
22 cm
Width
73 cm
Depth
15 cm
Weight
1800 g
Estimated period
1950-1960
The NetherlandsVerified
5282
Objects sold
100%
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